Ivan Reitman

Birth Name:

Ivan Reitman

Birth Place:

Komárno, Slovakia

Profession

Producer, Director, Actor, Writer, Music department, Cinematographer, Editor

Report: Ghostbusters 3 May Incorporate Female Ghostbusters

Who you gonna call? A group of lady Ghostbusters, if the upcoming third film goes as planned. Ghostbusters 3 may focus on female ghostbusters, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Sun, Aug 3, 2014

Report: Ghostbusters 3 May Incorporate Female Ghostbusters

Universal Planning Sequel to 1988 Film Twins

Universal Pictures is planning a sequel to the 1988 flick Twins — with a twist, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The Ivan Reitman-directed comedy starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito as twins conceived from a government genetic experiment gone awry who were then separated at birth. The follow-up film, called Triplets, would reunite the two stars as Julius and Vincent, who discover that they have a third sibling — to be played by Eddie Murphy.

Fri, Mar 30, 2012

Universal Planning Sequel to 1988 Film Twins

Office Star Has the Dwight Stuff

He loves Count Chocula, can't be relied upon to keep track of the days of the week, claims he can raise (and lower) his cholesterol at will, comes from lineage that produces "very thirsty babies" and likens his dynamic with boss man Michael to "Butch Cassidy and Mozart." That, in a nutshell, is a passing look at The Office's Dwight Schrute, played as if he were born into the role by Rainn Wilson. TVGuide.com spoke with Wilson about his "brothers," Owen and Luke, the NBC comedy's new Thursday time slot and the truth about working with porn stars. TVGuide.com: What should I watch out for now that The Office's Jenna Fischer (aka

Wed, Jan 18, 2006

IN DEVELOPMENT

Dick Wolf is working on a new legal drama that will examine the impact of a big-time trial (think O.J. or Scott Peterson) on a small town, but — and you'd better sit down for this — it isn't called "Law & Order: This 'n' That." Suddenly I'm very afraid.... Ivan Reitman, who has directed big-screen features from Meatballs to Old School, has begun thinking small: He's developing a sitcom for Fox called That Guy, about a 35-year-old who surrenders to a "second puberty" and begins acting up like he's 21. Kinda like what Big Brother's Howie will be like when he starts to gray.

Fri, Aug 26, 2005

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